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Hi Jarek,
> Hi
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> Michael Mansour wrote:
> > Hi,
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> > I'm kickstarting some proliant dl360's, and as their got 2 embedded nics, each
> > time they kickstart the process asks which ethernet card to kickstart from,
> > eth0 or eth1.
> >
> > In my kickstart file I define:
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> > network --device eth0
> >
> > and have tried this both with the "--bootproto dhcp" line and with assigning
> > IP address lines, both methods ask which ethernet card to use.
> >
> > I'm kickstarting SL42 machines.
> >
> > Does anyone know how I tell kickstart to always use eth0?
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> Try adding ksdevice=XXX to your bootup kernel command line, ie:
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> linux ks ksdevice=eth0
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> (or ksdevice=link if only one of NICs is cabled)
Thanks for this, but I should also mention I use PXE boot on the machines to
boot from an SL305 dhcp server (where I used redhat-config-netboot to setup
the selection menu of the OSes I want to install on the PXE client).
Is there a way to add "ksdevice" into the redhat-config-netboot software/menu?
Thanks.
Michael.
> Cheers
>
> Jarek
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